An enormous steer in Western Australia is making headlines. At 194cm ‘Knickers’ is the largest in his category in Australia. Story: https://t.co/ZI472MBUU4 #7News pic.twitter.com/MDEMwEbD8R
— 7 News Central Queensland (@7NewsCQ) November 27, 2018
……How is that real? Did it fall into a vat of toxic waste or something? Did it escape from Newt Scamander’s case? PerthNow reports that the seven-year-old giant named Knickers stands over six-feet, three-inches tall and weighs in at a whopping 1.4 tons, making it unofficially the biggest cow in Australia. Yes, “unofficially,” raising the terrifying possibility there’s an even bigger one of these things running around the continent.While a cow this big is unsettling, we are happy to say it’s ideal for Knickers. His owner Geoff Pearson, a third generation cattle farmer who bought him for $400 to lead the herd as a “coach,” said the cow’s size saved him from the slaughterhouse because he was too heavy to get through the facility. “So I think it will just live happily ever after,†Pearson said.
At 194 centimetres high, WA-born steer Knickers is believed to be the tallest in Australia — and one of the tallest in the world. https://t.co/ZCOZVh124z pic.twitter.com/OAW8JcWozX
— ABC Adelaide (@abcadelaide) October 30, 2018
Good for Knickers….so long as he doesn’t eat us and everyone we care about.Would you be scared if you saw a cow this big in person? Or are we milking its size a little too much? Tell us in the comments below.
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